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    Who’s Responsible for Post-Home Inspection Repairs?
    cirmarketing
    • Jun 29, 2018

    Who’s Responsible for Post-Home Inspection Repairs?

    A home inspection is a normal and recommended condition that all buyers should include as part of their purchase contract negotiations....
    Buyer Etiquette: Protocols for looking at owner-occupied homes
    cirmarketing
    • Jun 22, 2018

    Buyer Etiquette: Protocols for looking at owner-occupied homes

    Shopping for a new home can be stressful… there’s a lot of inventory on the market right now and you want to make the right choice! But...
    The Pros and Cons of a Buyer’s Market
    cirmarketing
    • Jun 15, 2018

    The Pros and Cons of a Buyer’s Market

    There’s a lot of chatter on tv and online about it being a buyer’s market. But what does that really mean for today’s buyers and sellers?...
    Is it better to buy a new build or resale home?
    cirmarketing
    • Jun 9, 2018

    Is it better to buy a new build or resale home?

    When it comes to buying a home, there are unlimited options available on the market for you to choose from. One of the toughest decisions...
    Will I pass the mortgage stress test?
    cirmarketing
    • Jun 3, 2018

    Will I pass the mortgage stress test?

    Now if you’re getting, renewing, or refinancing a mortgage, you will likely have to pass a financial “stress test” set by the federal...
    Are my condo fees too high?
    cirmarketing
    • May 26, 2018

    Are my condo fees too high?

    When purchasing a condo, knowing what your condo fees are and what they include is extremely important. While low monthly payments are...
    Should I get a home inspection on a new home build?
    cirmarketing
    • May 14, 2018

    Should I get a home inspection on a new home build?

    Most buyers don’t think twice about getting a home inspection for an older home, but is a home inspection really needed for a brand new...
    How does a Sale of Buyer’s Property Condition Work?
    cirmarketing
    • May 4, 2018

    How does a Sale of Buyer’s Property Condition Work?

    Not many of us can afford – or want – to carry two mortgages. So what do you do if you’ve found your dream home but need to sell your...
    Why did my mortgage fall through even though I was pre-approved?
    cirmarketing
    • Apr 27, 2018

    Why did my mortgage fall through even though I was pre-approved?

    Deciding to buy a new home is exciting! One of the first things most buyers do is reach out to a bank or mortgage broker to find out how...
    Understanding Dower Consent in a real estate transaction
    cirmarketing
    • Apr 24, 2018

    Understanding Dower Consent in a real estate transaction

    There are a lot of things to think about when listing your home for sale. But one thing you may not have considered (at least until your...
    Will not having permits for home improvements affect the sale of my home?
    cirmarketing
    • Apr 14, 2018

    Will not having permits for home improvements affect the sale of my home?

    With home improvement shows and Pinterest being all the rage, plus having access to so many renovation-simplifying products in stores and...
    The pros and cons of a pre-possession walkthrough
    cirmarketing
    • Apr 7, 2018

    The pros and cons of a pre-possession walkthrough

    While it’s a good practice to include a term for a pre-possession walkthrough, it’s also important to manage your expectations and know...
    Buying a condo? Make sure your furry friend is welcome too!
    cirmarketing
    • Mar 29, 2018

    Buying a condo? Make sure your furry friend is welcome too!

    If you’re looking to buy a condominium for you and your furry friend (or think you may want pets in the future), it’s important to know...
    Thinking of selling? Spring clean your way to a faster sale.
    cirmarketing
    • Mar 23, 2018

    Thinking of selling? Spring clean your way to a faster sale.

    Now that the snow is finally melting, many homeowners are starting, or at least thinking about starting, their spring cleaning. If you’re...
    What Stays and What Goes – negotiating attached and unattached goods in a purchase or sale of a home
    cirmarketing
    • Mar 16, 2018

    What Stays and What Goes – negotiating attached and unattached goods in a purchase or sale of a home

    When buying or selling a home, it’s important to know what items will be included in the sale. As a buyer, you don’t want to be...
    Assigned vs. titled parking: why it matters if you’re buying or selling a condo
    cirmarketing
    • Mar 9, 2018

    Assigned vs. titled parking: why it matters if you’re buying or selling a condo

    Assigned parking means that a specific stall or stalls are allocated for your use. Assignment is at the discretion of the Board of...
    Selling your home? Why your Realtor’s suggested list price is different than your city property asse
    cirmarketing
    • Mar 2, 2018

    Selling your home? Why your Realtor’s suggested list price is different than your city property asse

    Your current City Property Assessment Notice reflects the estimated market value of your property on July 1, 2017 and includes...
    Is the air in your home SAFE?
    cirmarketing
    • Feb 23, 2018

    Is the air in your home SAFE?

    Accurate radon testing takes 90 days, so it’s hard to determine if a home is affected right before buying or selling. If you’re a buyer,...

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